Heated Seats - How to fit heat pads

That's near enough 8 amps with both on, should be man enough, but can't be sure without info on those points.

Not sure the TF has those takeoff points.

The relay is controlled by the ignition on mine so they are switched off when the ignition is off.

David Aiketgate;16686 wrote: The kit I used is this one.

Pretty sure mine was an MG original kit.

CJJ;16688 wrote: Pretty sure mine was an MG original kit.

Yeah, I looked at the OEM MGR one and then I looked at the price and bought the Waeco kit off ebay!:lol:

Sheila's verdict after two days of use:- 'Ooh, they're wonderful!':woohoo:

Yep, have to agree there.

Have you got over the innitial "have I wet myself" feeling that comes with an unfamiliar warm feeling?

Well it was my turn out in the MG today and I have to agree with Sheila. The heated seats are brilliant. We had a real cold sunny day here, and it was top down, warm bum time, woohoo!:woohoo:

Just to add that the total time for the job was 4.5 hrs, but that included taking photos!

If I had to do it again, knowing what I know now, I could probably do it in 3-3.5 hrs.:yesnod:

CJJ;16708 wrote: Yep, have to agree there.

Have you got over the innitial "have I wet myself" feeling that comes with an unfamiliar warm feeling?

I got over that months ago!

David Aiketgate;16732 wrote: Well it was my turn out in the MG today and I have to agree with Sheila. The heated seats are brilliant. We had a real cold sunny day here, and it was top down, warm bum time, woohoo!:woohoo:

Couple that with the heaters on full and there really is no need for the roof up on a dry winters day.

David Aiketgate;16734 wrote: I got over that months ago!

Now you worry me.

Tena pants rule!

David Aiketgate;16753 wrote: Tena pants rule!

Do they do them with an MG logo?